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?Orderly exit: on India and energy transition issues
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Global energy shocks are not new. The world has seen them before — in the early 1970s after the Yom Kippur War; in 1979 following the Iranian Revolution; in 1990-91 after Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait, and in 2022 after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.…
Unity Cup: India likely to face Nigeria, Jamaica in UK
India will take part in the Unity Cup which is a four-team knockout tournament
Panaji: The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has confirmed participation of the men’s national team at the four-nation Unity Cup in London where Nigeria (wo…
Australia and Japan face jet fuel supply crunch as China cuts exports
China’s exports of jet fuel have declined sharply in recent weeks amid the US-Israel war on Iran, leaving countries including Australia and Japan facing a supply crunch and scrambling to find alternative sellers.…
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Anthropic boss makes big call on Australian copyright as artists say pay up
The billionaire boss of artificial intelligence behemoth Anthropic says he is not trying to convince Australia to change its mind on protecting the copyright of musicians, writers and other artists.
Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei has also decla…
Australia Blocks Investment from Hong Kong as Tensions Grow Over Rare Earths Mining
Amid mounting concerns over Chinese involvement in the rare earths industry, the Australian government has intervened to prevent a Hong Kong-based investor from exercising control over vital mineral assets. Northern Minerals recently faced governmental…
How Tony Iervasi and Jamie McIntyre Rode the Same Wave – From Forex Floors to the Crypto Frontier
Two of Australia’s most notorious alleged financial predators. One playbook, two generations…
Ken Griffin wants to reshape Miami-and maybe American politics
Ken Griffin is pointing an outstretched arm toward his field of dreams. On this Wednesday afternoon in early February, the CEO of Citadel, one of the world’s largest and most profitable hedge funds, is holding court, attired in his signature blue suit …
Stocks sag in Asia, Brent crude heading for record month
Stock markets slid in Asia today as investors dug in for a protracted Gulf conflict that already has oil prices heading for a record monthly rise, bringing a spike in inflation and the risk of recession to much of the globe.…
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Australian fears about Iran war, fuel shortages run deeper than an anti
When Scott Morrison declared that it was not “a race” to procure vaccines first and fast into Australia during the COVID pandemic, it was another nail in the coffin of his languishing prime ministership.…
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How Australia became hostage to fuel imports
In 2013, Shell closed its Clyde oil refinery on the Paramatta River, and a year later, Caltex closed Kurnell on Botany Bay.
That was the moment when Australia went from being mostly self-sufficient in petrol and diesel to relying on imports.…
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